Wage Dispute Looms as LBJ Delays Rail Strike
Washington awaits President Johnson's recommendation to settle the wage dispute in railroads. AFL-CIO head Fox warns of a police state if strike rules are enforced while railroads resist government seizure. Senate approved a 72 to 2 delay and the House 301 to 5 as Congress seeks a permanent solution.
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Neil Gildride
Congress
Washington
Michael
Press-Fox
Fox
Dent Johnson
Afl-Cio
Jahmson
Vane
Nla
Johnson
Senate
House
White House
Stock Market Averages Little Changed In Early Trading
In New York the stock market showed a small gain with most key issues moving fractions of a point. Brokers credited a second monthly rise in factory orders and gains in motor truck rates and steel output as openings listed White Consolidated Industries, American Shipbuilding, Carpenter Steel, and Loews Theaters among movers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White Consolidated Industries
American Shipbuilding
Carpenter Steel
Loews Theaters
Two Accidents Investigated In City On Monday
Police investigated two accidents in the city on Monday and made no charges. Cars driven by Raymond Smith, 16, of 247 E Howard J and Michael L Stoop, 16, Rt 1, collided on Frederick St after both turned. Damage was minor to moderate. A car driven by Richard F Evochart, 28, of 457 N Mulberry St struck the rear of a car driven by Betty D Hamberger, 34, of 308 Mulberry Ave on Prospect St after Mrs Hamberger stopped to avoid a third car backing from an alley. Moderate damage was estimated for both ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Smith
E. Howard &J
Michael L. Stoop
Rt. 1
Fredeick St
Richard F. ‘Evochart
N. Mulberry St
Betty D. Hamberger
Mulberry Ave
Prospect St
Florida Drought Raises Costs for Northern Buyers
Florida drought harms Brevard Peninsula crops and pasture, boosting fruit and vegetable costs for northern buyers. Water supply strains Miami area, with 61 percent of normal rainfall. oranges hold firm while grapefruit falters. Experts warn central and south Florida face drought, irrigation pressure rises as costs and scarcity bite.
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Frank Murray
MIAMI
Fils
Florida
Breen Peninsula
Garrett
Sloan
Water Department
Warren D. Dghnson
Federal
State Frost Warning Service
Lakeland
Central
South Florida
Johnson
Seymour Goldweber
Dade County
Homestead
California Flood Damage Seen at Millions in Losses
Sacramento AP reports nearly a month of saturating rain and killing frost threatens California’s agriculture, with losses possible in the millions as heavy snow in the Sierra Nevada looms and floods risk worsens. Migrant workers lack shelter while state programs offer surplus food and aid as planting is delayed and crops suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Stall
Sacramento
Calif
California
Sierra Nevada
San Jusquin
Fresno
Richard JB. Lyng
Lyng
Sier- Ta
County Board Approves Helpers For Planners
The County Commissioners authorized the hire of several women by June to assist County Planner Wayne Gladden in preparing a land use plan for Washington County. The two aides will survey county facilities and record actual uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Gladden
Washington County
Carlton Parsleey
G. Dennis Thurston
Obituaries From Maryland and Virginia in Local Notices
John P Hyde 49 died at Hydeaway Farm Fulton Maryland after eight years in Fulton. Survived by wife Margaret A Walden Hyde and siblings including Rev Charles A Hyde Jr and M Wilson Hyde. Funeral services at Presbyterian Church Laurel Maryland with graveside at St Pauls Cemetery near Clear Spring. Harrison E Persons 40 Mt Vernon Road died Sunday in Mt Vernon Hospital after long illness. Brother-in-law of local realtor I Raymond Shively. Services in Mt Vernon Wednesday with burial at Green Hill Cemetery Waynesboro Pa. Charles Kline Sr 72 of Water Street Frederick died at VA Center Martinsburg WV. Retired Ox Fibre Brush employee. Survived by children Charles Hi Kline Jr Donit E Tehlson and E Kline. daughters Grayson Burjevening and Margaret Oden. Burial Mt Olivet Cemetery with services at E. Kline Son Funeral Home.
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John P. Hyde
John Pershing Hyde
Hydeaway Farm
Fulton
Clear Spring
Broadfordicgates
Charles A
Blanche Rhodes Hyde
Presbyterian Church of
Laurel
Wad
Arlington Centennial No
Arlington
Scottish Rite
Baumi Temple
Baltimore
Laurel Shrine Club
Lions Club of
Margaret A. Walden Hyde
Blanther
Radhe
Washington, D.C
Charles A. Hyde, Jr
Peterson
William T. Hyde
Salem
M. Wilson Hyde
Presbyterian Church
Haurel
A. X. Coffman
St Paul's Cemetery
Warren
Harrison Edgar Persons
Ondfield Parkway
Mt. Vernon R.Y
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Ness
Raymond Shively
Mt. Vernon
Albert Lucas
Green Hill
Waynesboro
Walter Harrison
Evanter
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick
Charles E
May
Brush
Young Kline
Quarter Century Club
M. Charles Hi. Kline Js
Arave
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Plains Storms Leave Millions In Damages
A late-season blizzard and tornadoes swept the northern Plains into Minnesota and the Dakotas, causing millions in property damage and at least 20 deaths. Sixteen fatalities occurred in Minnesota, with four bodies found near Porcupine in South Dakota. Travel, power, and communications were crippled as storms crossed Wyoming, the Dakotas, Illinois, Michigan, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, and Arkansas.
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Minnesota
Mississippi
Canada
Missis
Sippi Valley
Plains
South Dakota
Porcuping
Wyoming
Dakotas
Nebraska
Illinois
Michigan
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
North Dakota
Pen Guards Break Up Demonstration
In Baltimore Marylane Penitentiary guards in gas masks and riot helmets broke up a five hour demonstration by tough inmates in the south wing protesting a guard’s solitary confinement. Five prisoners were moved to punishment cells after the incident which began about 5 45 p.m. and ended near 10 45 p.m.
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Baltimore
Marylane Penitentiary
Roger B. Copinger
Bartok Circus To Perform In Hagerstown Wednesday
Bartok Circus visits Hagerstown for a Wednesday matinee and evening show at the fairgrounds. Miss Harriet Beatty will face 10 lions and tigers in a steel arena as 20 acts including trained mules, Nam as ponies, knife throwing, and aerial novelties perform. Tickets are available at box office and from Funkstown American Legion members, with a 731-1158 contact for advance sales.
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Bartok
Hurt Brothers Circus
Hagerstown
Haglerstown Fairgrounds
Harriett Beatty
Clyde Teatty
Theus
Punkstown American Legion
Circus
Theight — Hatfmeister
Pus
Pierce Fmaily
Bon Ameche
Jeri
Roy Bush
Segrero
Atu Aguilar
Fonkstown American Legion
Gold bullion theft triggers British security alert
London police and customs widen searches to recover 2.1 million dollars in gold stolen in a four year old Thames Estuary robbery. A Dutch freighter worth 2.1 million sailed from London after the theft and no gold has been recovered. A 140000 dollar reward is offered for clues leading to the haul, with ships and airports monitored across Britain.
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London
Eifeet
Polich
Britain
Toitca
Bang
Thames Estuary
Jeff Britain
South Korean President Denies Plans To Send Troops
South Korea's President Park Chung-hee denied plans to deploy 50,000 more troops to Vietnam as he campaigns for reelection. Opponent Yun Po-sun charged the ruling party used ghost voters and meddled with the media. Park cited 45,000 troops already in Vietnam and said he would bring Koreans home as the war ends.
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Viet
H.P. Hong
Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Vietnam
Ifeig
Yun Po-sun
Park
Democratic Republican Party
Saigon
Korea
Yuu
Shinmin
New Democratic
North Korea
Red China
Yun
Vote Black Or White in Mississippi Negro-White Showdown
Sunflower and Moorhead voters go to the polls to test racial balance with DOJ oversight. Sunflower has 238 registered voters of which 185 are Black and 153 White. Moorhead 1,700 population with racially balanced lists. The Mississippi Freedom Democratic party and a New York group back Negro candidates asserting a historic ballot for Black officeholders.
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Sunflower
Miss
Delta Flatand
Justice Department
Moorhead
Sth US
Circuit Court of Appeals
Democratic Party
New York
National Committee For Free Elections
Harlem
AL Moorhead
W.J. Church
Grovery
Jimmy Lee Douglas
Chorch
Otis Brown Jr
W. L. Patterson
Brown
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Stokely Carmichael
Shank in Naval Exercise Blue Cares off Southern California
Charles R Shank USN aviation machinist mate participated in the underway naval warning exercise Blue Cares off the southern California coast. He belonged to Fighter Squadron 161 aboard the attack aircraft carrier Constelation, son of Mr and Mrs Wb der T Shank of 872 Rays St. Haggaatown.
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Pod Claas
Charles Ht. Shank
USN
Wbder T. Shank
Rayns St
California
Constelation
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State Education Department
San Joaquin Valley
County Board
North & Chestnut Sta
Hanover
Anand Saye
Cleveland
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Aonders
Newaman
Army
Atlanta, Ga
SNCC
AP Wirtphato
Bartok Circus
Harles R. Shank
the Daily Man
Uianea
Everday
Ublsted
Evernday Urgay
S11
Summit Ave
Haggratown
Sid
Gairen
Presto
Simoniz
Frederick Street
Sunoco
Farmers & Merchants
W. Washington Street
Shlom Avenue
Smithaburg
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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